WebLogic-SOA Server Dashboard slow response Issue

It is taking more than 2 minutes to load my Dashboard when I click on SOA-INFRA(SOA Server), It seems it is loading half million instances from Dehydration store. That is the count of total 6 months data. Is there any way I can restrict to load small amount of data to quickly bring the Dashboard?
Thanks

Probably worth posting this to the SOA or BPEL forum. The dehydration store is an artifact specific to the BPEL engine so it's something the folks in that forum will likely have a much deeper level of knowledge about.
-steve-

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